It is important to understand an investor's funding strategy and what they find appealing.

The best time to fundraise is when you don't need the money. Start early and engage potential investors through networking events to get informal advice.

The timeframe for fundraising varies depending on the stage and industry of the company, negotiations, and the level of preparedness on part of the founders.

A book review by Claudio Salas of Attorney-Client Privilege in International Arbitration, published by the Journal of International Arbitration.

In the Public Interest is excited to present its second annual miniseries examining notable decisions recently issued by the US Supreme Court. In this episode, co-host Michael Dawson is joined...

National courts in a number of jurisdictions routinely adopt summary disposition procedures which allow them to make dispositive rulings on clearly meritorious or unmeritorious cases, often based on a more limited hearing of the evidence.

There are some notable new proposals in the draft regulations, many of which may be difficult to operationalize.

Kirk briefed NPF's data privacy fellows on what they should know as tech journalists about the complexities of HIPAA.

A privacy policy should be accessible to all users, enable meaningful choices about the collection and use of data, draw attention to unexpected practices, and augment disclosures when collecting

If a company has an online presence, it's important to have terms of use and a privacy policy in place. Both are easy to establish and can also be an important step in establishing a connection with your users.

WilmerHale Partners Brent Gurney and Andy Cohn discuss the firm's capabilities related to managing difficult construction disputes.

Before you start contacting investors, you need to do your diligence in determining which ones will be the best for you and which ones are most likely to make an investment in your business.

Be willing to take a leap of faith because there is always a risk when making an investment. Find investors who believe in you and your product, but have an honest understanding of the real risks and an attack plan for how to address them.

Be respectful of the investor's internal processes in order to decide the right time to speak about terms of the deal, including valuation.

Meet David Strong, a tax partner with extensive experience advising clients on domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, spin-offs and restructurings...

Section 704(c)(1)(A) is a seemingly modest provision.

WilmerHale Counsel Matthew Ferraro joined a panel discussion with industry experts Beni Issembert and Professor Hany Farid to discuss the unethical and possibly illegal use...

Welcome to In the Public Interest a podcast from Wilmer Hail.

With contributions from practitioners, arbitrators, academics, and industry leaders from across the globe, the 18 chapters in the book enable readers to compare the approaches to, and learnings from...

Punitive Damages and International Commercial Arbitration.